Coral reef restoration for your business

Coral restoration starts at $2.20 per coral fragment. Every 15 fragments knit together into one reef structure, about 2,160 cm² of living reef, so a full structure costs $33. There is no monthly fee and no minimum: you pay only per fragment.

A fragment is a small piece of living coral transplanted onto a reef structure. Each one covers about 144 cm² of reef as it grows, and 15 fragments rebuild one full reef structure.

In protected waters: with Mossy Earth's Wilder Reefs project in the Nusa Penida Marine Protected Area in Indonesia, and with Coral Gardeners in Mo'orea, French Polynesia and on Malolo Island, Fiji.

At Nusa Penida, modular steel hexagonal structures coated in resin and sand stabilise blast-damaged coral rubble, then naturally dislodged coral fragments are transplanted onto them. In Mo'orea and Fiji, Coral Gardeners grow resilient fragments in underwater nurseries and outplant them onto the reef. Read more in our Mossy Earth partnership post.

Every fragment is tracked with photos and project updates, and you receive a certificate for every restoration. Each project has its own page with its location, partner and field photos.

Yes! Our integrations let customers choose between restoring coral, planting trees, capturing carbon, cleaning oceans, or donating to vetted causes. They receive an impact certificate and can track their contribution over time.

You can start in minutes! Our Shopify app installs with one click, Zapier automation takes 15 minutes to set up, and our API (POST /v1/restore_coral) can be integrated in about 30 minutes for custom implementations.

Yes. Adopting a coral reef through 1ClickImpact means funding real fragments on a real reef: 15 fragments rebuild one modular reef structure of about 2,160 cm², so a customer or an employee can adopt a whole structure for $33. They receive an impact certificate and a tracking page for the project their fragments went into, and the same purchase can be sent as a gift.

Adopting a single coral usually means one named colony in a nursery. Adopting a coral reef through 1ClickImpact means funding a share of a restoration site: fragments are transplanted across a mix of species onto modular structures inside a marine protected area, so the money rebuilds reef habitat rather than one individual colony.

Absolutely. Beyond coral restoration, we can set up donations to your own charity, non-profit, or cause of choice. We work directly with your organization to integrate custom donation flows aligned with your brand mission.